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9th EUROPEAN DAY OF JEWISH CULTURE, September 7th 2008 EVALUATION SHEET EUROPE Country Nº of cities Nº of activities Nº of Visitors Belgium 8 18 1.926 Bosnia-Herzegovina 3 3 385 Bulgaria Czech Republic 7 14 1.300 Croatia 2 2 430 Denmark 1 1 98 France (*) 37 76 4.962 Germany (1) 51 160 8.250 Greece Holland 5 12 655 Hungary 3 6 600 Italy 62 84 44.216 Lithuania 4 12 510 Macedonia Norway 2 10 1.910 Poland (2) 1 6 195 Portugal 1 2 37 Romania Slovakia 3 9 1.868 Slovenia 10 485 Serbia 1 5 1.695 Spain 26 125 54.449 Sweden 2 12 1.350 Switzerland 8 36 3.000 Turkey 1 22 3.000 United Kingdom 86 7.975 Ukraine 4 25 3.750 TOTAL: 232 736 143.046 Association Européenne pour la Préservation et la Valorisation de la Culture et du Patrimoine Juifs European Association for the Preservation and Promotion of Jewish Culture and Heritage 24, avenue Marie-Thérèse L-2132 Luxembourg – aepj@jewisheritage.org - www.jewisheritage.org Association sans but lucratif
(*) Only Alsace (1) Only Baden- Württemberg (2) Only Krakow Bulgaria, Greece, Macedonia and Romania, though having confirmed their participation, have not sent any evaluation. As to the other countries, the end results of Poland and France are still lacking. The national coordinator of France, Mr. Claude Nadjari, announces the final numbers of France being around a 20.000 participants, and promises to send the final results to the secretary office as soon as possible. The meeting continues with a debate of all participants pondering over ways to improve future editions of the EDJC. Annex 1 of the documentation handed out is used as a guideline to structure the debate: PREPARATION GUIDE: 1. Goals 2. Organisation 3. Preparation 4. Technical data 5. Communication and promotion 6. Evaluation 7. Financial scheme No objections are made with regards to goals, or to the organisation of the previous editions. As to the preparation, a general request of receiving materials and texts earlier than up to now is made, so as to be able to dedicate sufficient time to planning and seeking financial support. Another request for more detailed information on and around the chosen subject matter is also made. On a temporary basis, and until new resolutions are adopted by the Consultative Council of the EDJC, the general coordination of the event will stay at the secretary office of the Red de Juderías de España-Caminos de Sefarad: Address: Apartado 379 – 17080 Girona Phone / Fax: +34 972 414146 / +34 972 414147 E-mail: aepj@jewisheritage.org Temporary European Secretary: Assumpció Hosta International coordination: Ariane Roura Next, the discussion focuses on the technical aspects and details of the EDJC 2009 - 2010: Subject matter: The first point to be discussed is the subject matter. After a long and interesting debate, 12 proposals have come up: 1. Jewish women 2. Childhood 3. Festivities and Traditions 4. Languages 5. Interculturality Association Européenne pour la Préservation et la Valorisation de la Culture et du Patrimoine Juifs European Association for the Preservation and Promotion of Jewish Culture and Heritage 24, avenue Marie-Thérèse L-2132 Luxembourg – aepj@jewisheritage.org - www.jewisheritage.org Association sans but lucratif
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